Examples of using Exacerbating in English and their translations into Polish
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And exacerbating a cerebral hemorrhage.
Uterus is compressing the lungs, exacerbating your asthma.
But you may be exacerbating that risk by sidelining one of the team.
Uterus is compressing the lungs, exacerbating your asthma.
These exacerbating elements can be broken down into two main categories: irritants and allergens.
Beespine is highly effective in exacerbating joint and ligament diseases.
This form is widespread and, as a rule, is chronic,periodically exacerbating.
They act gently, not exacerbating their toxic damage, but, on the contrary, protecting them.
This must be done with extreme care to avoid exacerbating the problem.
Exacerbating just adds, that it is often in such situations comes to environmental violations.
Current conflicts are further weakening and exacerbating the status of women.
Problems exacerbating the relationships between Western European countries and Russia should not be neglected.
This has been leading to redundancies there too, exacerbating the region's social situation.
Recently, atypical bacteria have become the infectious agents of major interest in search for asthma exacerbating factors.
Without such criteria there is a strong risk of biofuels exacerbating the environmental problems they are supposed to help overcome.
In many areas of the world,crumbling infrastructure leads to incredible water losses thereby exacerbating water scarcity.
Exacerbating the problems on both sides was a severe thunderstorm on the night of May 30, which flooded the river, destroyed most of the Union bridges, and turned the roads into morasses of mud.
The Arctic shelf is melting, and fire, floods, andfamine will ensue… Exacerbating poverty, political instability, terrorism.
These should be accompanied by a coherent and complementary framework of democratic legitimacy andresponsibility at European level, without exacerbating austerity.
The economic crisis andthe rise in unemployment are weakening integration processes and exacerbating a number of conflicts within society and the labour market.
One of the options for funding is the Community budget, including appropriations intended for research, which may end up being just another way of supporting the more developed countries,thus exacerbating inequalities.
Much of caring for the skin involves developing skin-care routines,identifying exacerbating factors, and avoiding circumstances that stimulate the skin's immune system and the itch-scratch cycle.
Legislation governing the financial sector should have the effect of blunting rather than exacerbating economic cycles.
In drawing up the opinion, the EESC has taken into account other effects of poverty in exacerbating economic and social migration while reducing investment returns in human capital at the level of individual Member States.
This phenomenon is of great significance andhas repercussions on the daily lives of many of our citizens, exacerbating the insecurity they face.
Obscure procedures andthe democratic deficit in the European Union are causing mistrust among the citizens and exacerbating the crisis of confidence in the European institutions, as recently expressed in the extremely poor turnout at the European elections.
Investment in industrial activities and services that generate jobs andan assessment of potential negative or exacerbating impacts, including.
We are concerned that the proposed framework will increase job insecurity, exacerbating the situation of workers who find themselves without a permanent employment contract after decades of service, as well as the'transfer' of many workers to temporary employment agencies.
No reliable test is available that determines whether a specific aeroallergen is an exacerbating factor in any given individual.
Finally, given the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, I call again on the Council andthe High Representative to put far more pressure on Israel to lift the siege which is preventing reconstruction and exacerbating the suffering.